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Blue Stelco sign reading The Steel Company of Canada, with bare branches in front of it

Cliffs Reports Its Best Quarter in Three Years, Then Idles Stelco Lines

Cleveland-Cliffs reported its strongest quarter in three years on Monday and, in the same release, said it is indefinitely idling the galvanizing lines at Stelco. The release says about 2,000 Canadian jobs

October 19, 2026

by Amanda Graham

Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem seated at a table taking questions from reporters in Halifax, with lighthouse banners behind him

Canada’s Inflation Rises to 3.1% on Fuel, but Core Gauges All Ease

Statistics Canada says fuel oil and other fuels cost 57.8 percent more than a year ago and gasoline 27.8 percent more, lifting September inflation to 3.1 percent. Yet all three core measures eased, leaving the Bank of Canada to decide

October 19, 2026

by Amanda Graham

Wainwright Fire Was Known for Hours Before It Killed Four, Military Says

A commander says CFB Wainwright officials knew of a grass fire for several hours before a

Trudeau congratulates trump, highlights US-Canada bond

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau held a telephone conversation with US President-elect Donald Trump. Trudeau congratulated Trump on his election as head of state. “Congratulations to Donald Trump on being elected President

November 7, 2024

News

Nenad Korof AKA Neno, a seasoned fraudster launches another scam SocialX (SOSX)

In the high-stakes world of cryptocurrency, a new scam has emerged, sending shockwaves through the community. Nenad Korof, known as Neno, has orchestrated a deceptive rug pull scheme with his cryptocurrency, SocialX

May 12, 2024

Crypto·News

Many countries halt weapon export to Israel due to the risk of “human rights violations”

On Thursday, the United States stopped a shipment of weapons to Israel, including 900-kilogram bunker-busting bombs used by Israeli forces in their invasion and genocide of Gaza. The American move came against

May 8, 2024

Conflicts, Military and War·News

“Had been in good health” – another whistleblower about Boeing defects dies mysteriously

Another whistleblower about defects in Boeing planes suddenly fell ill and died in the United States. We are talking about 45-year-old Joshua Dean, writes Seattle Times. Previously, he spoke about the company’s

May 2, 2024

Business·News

United States is preparing the military conflict with Russia in the Arctic

The US Army is actively ramping up preparations for potential conflicts in cold climates, aiming to counteract Russia and China’s growing presence in the Arctic, reports Business Insider, an American publication. According

March 15, 2024

Conflicts, Military and War·News

The Growing Influence of Prefab Industrial Construction in Canada’s Oil and Gas Sectors

Canada’s oil and gas sectors have long been at the heart of the country’s economy, providing essential energy resources both domestically and for export. To remain competitive and sustainable, these industries are

March 12, 2024

Business·News

Russian airline “Volga-Dnepr” sues Canadian Government over sanctions

The Russian air cargo carrier Volga-Dnepr has initiated legal action against the Canadian government. This lawsuit is a response to the restrictive measures imposed on the company by Canada, as reported by

December 10, 2023

Auto & Transport·Business·News

India suspends visa for Canadians amid diplomatic tensions

In an unprecedented move that has sent shockwaves through diplomatic circles, India has suspended its visa services in Canada. This comes on the heels of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s allegations against

September 21, 2023

News

The Bonus Blueprint: 7 Game-Changing Bonuses Every Business Must Implement

In the fiercely competitive landscape of modern business, attracting and retaining customers has become a strategic art form. While a quality product or service is essential, it’s often the little extras that

September 15, 2023

Business

Canada’s Wildfires and the Facebook News Ban: A Crisis Within a Crisis

In the midst of a devastating wildfire crisis, Canada finds itself embroiled in a battle with Meta, Facebook’s parent company, over a news ban that has left evacuees struggling to share critical

August 22, 2023

Climate·Government and Politics·News

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Cliffs Reports Its Best Quarter in Three Years, Then Idles Stelco Lines

Canada’s Inflation Rises to 3.1% on Fuel, but Core Gauges All Ease

Wainwright Fire Was Known for Hours Before It Killed Four, Military Says

Trudeau congratulates trump, highlights US-Canada bond

Nenad Korof AKA Neno, a seasoned fraudster launches another scam SocialX (SOSX)

Many countries halt weapon export to Israel due to the risk of “human rights violations”

“Had been in good health” – another whistleblower about Boeing defects dies mysteriously

United States is preparing the military conflict with Russia in the Arctic

The Growing Influence of Prefab Industrial Construction in Canada’s Oil and Gas Sectors

Russian airline “Volga-Dnepr” sues Canadian Government over sanctions

India suspends visa for Canadians amid diplomatic tensions

The Bonus Blueprint: 7 Game-Changing Bonuses Every Business Must Implement

Canada’s Wildfires and the Facebook News Ban: A Crisis Within a Crisis

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Bangladesh; India’s Biggest Ally or China’s Dragon Nest?

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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